Evaluation of Early Group of Sugarcane Genotypes  for Yield &amp; Quality Traits

Prabha, Nirmodh

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2021.1002.078

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“…The similar work was already reported by [16]. [17]. Diifferent levels of brix per cent in number of early maturing sugarcane clones was already confirmed by [18].…”

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confidence: 86%

“…Only two clones were recorded superior values over the best standard CoC 01061 (12.87%). This discussion shows a close succinctness with [17]. In the present revealed that, purity per cent varied from 90.41 (CoC 15336) to 88.52 (CoOr 03151).…”

Section: Evaluation Ofsupporting

confidence: 74%

“…Among the test clones evaluated, all the test clones were recorded numerically superior value over the best standard CoA 92081 (15.64 t/ha). This discussion shows a close conciseness with those of [19,17]. The higher CCS yield of clones may be attributed to relatively more average cane yield and commercial cane sugar percent" [14].…”

Section: Evaluation Ofsupporting

confidence: 64%

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Yield, Quality and Disease Resistance of Sugarcane Clones: A Field Evaluation

Ganapathy, S,

Ravichandran,

Jayakumar

2024

JEAI

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Evaluation and identification of sugarcane clones for different maturity groups is of paramount importance in sugarcane cultivation to get higher recoveries in sugar mills. A field experiment was conducted to evaluate the performance of early maturing sugarcane clones for red rot resistance, cane yield, CCS yield, and their contributing traits in order to idendify the superior clones. Observation on germination per cent, number of tillers (x1000/ha), number of millable cane (x1000/ha), stalk length (cm), stalk diameter (cm), single cane weight (kg), cane yield (t/ha), brix per cent, sucrose (%), purity (%), extraction CCS (%), and sugar yield (t/ha). From the results, it could be concluded that the early maturing clone, CoC 15336, was found to be the best among the test clones for sucrose per cent and sugar yield with resistance to red rot disease. Another clone, CoC 15340, was the next-best entry, with higher cane yield, CCS yield, and sucrose percent compared to the better standards. As a result, clones CoC 15338 and CoC 15336 were identified as the best promising entries and could be forwarded for further yield evaluation trials for release as a new sugarcane variety suitable for East Coast Zone of India.

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“…The similar work was already reported by [16]. [17]. Diifferent levels of brix per cent in number of early maturing sugarcane clones was already confirmed by [18].…”

Section: Figuresupporting

confidence: 86%

Section: Evaluation Ofsupporting

confidence: 74%

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Yield, Quality and Disease Resistance of Sugarcane Clones: A Field Evaluation

Ganapathy, S,

Ravichandran,

Jayakumar

2024

JEAI

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“…In the present study, extraction per cent varied from 50.92 (CoA 14323) to 49.30 (Co 86249). Among the test clones, only two clones namely, CoA 14323 (50.92%) and PI 14377 (50.71%) were recorded superior value over the check variety CoV 92102 (50.11%) [14].…”

Section: Extraction Percent At Harvestmentioning

confidence: 93%

Performance of Mid-late Sugarcane Clones in AICRP(S) Trials for Quality Traits and Red Rot Resistance

Ganapathy

Ravichandran

Jayakumar

2022

IJPSS

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A field experiment was conducted to evaluate the performance of mid-late sugarcane pre-release clones for CCS yield and its contributing characters along with red rot disease resistance. Observation on brix per cent, sucrose (%), purity (%), extraction (%), fibre (%), CCS (%), cane yield (t/ha), and CCS yield (t/ha). From the results, it could be concluded that the mid-late maturing clone, CoC 14337, was found to be the best among the test clones for sucrose per cent and CCS yield along with resistance to red rot disease. Another clone, CoA 14323, was the next-best entry, with higher CCS yield, sucrose percent and red rot resistance, compared to the better standard. As a result, clones CoC 14337 and CoA 14323 were identified as the promising entries (clones) and could be forwarded for further yield evaluation trials before being released as a new sugarcane variety suitable for East Coast Zone of India.

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“…The sucrose per cent is useful in deciding the quality of sugarcane and it influences the sugar recovery and sugar production in sugar mills. [17]. "The higher CCS yield of clones may be attributed to relatively more average cane yield and subsequent commercial cane sugar percentage" [14].…”

Section: Sucrose Per Cent At Harvestmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of Sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrids) Clones for Yield and Quality and Its Contributing Traits

Ganapathy

Jayakumar

2023

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Evaluation and identification of varieties for different agro-climatic condition is of prime importance in sugarcane cultivation for farmers. The present investigation was undertaken with the objective of evaluation of sugarcane clones for yield and quality and its contributing traits. The Experimental materials consist of five test clones viz., CoA 13322, CoA 13323, CoC 13336, CoC 13337 and CoV 13356 and two standard checks (CoC 01061 and CoA 92081). Observations were recorded for germination per cent (%), number of tillers (x1000/ha), number of millable cane (x1000/ha), cane length (cm), Cane diameter (cm), Single cane weight (kg), cane yield (t/ha), brix (%), Purity (%), sucrose (%), CCS (%) and CCS yield (t/ha). Based on the results of the different clones for different traits evaluated, the clone CoC 13336 was found the best performing clone in respect of cane yield (140.71 t/ha), CCS yield (18.23 t/ha) and other important traits over the standards (checks). The clone CoC 13337 was the next best performing clone for cane yield (139.92 t/ha), CCS yield (17.93 t/ha) and other traits over the standards and these two clones may be promoted for further evaluation trial for the release new sugarcane variety suitable for early season of Tamil Nadu.

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Evaluation of Early Group of Sugarcane Genotypes for Yield & Quality Traits

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Yield, Quality and Disease Resistance of Sugarcane Clones: A Field Evaluation

Yield, Quality and Disease Resistance of Sugarcane Clones: A Field Evaluation

Performance of Mid-late Sugarcane Clones in AICRP(S) Trials for Quality Traits and Red Rot Resistance

Evaluation of Sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrids) Clones for Yield and Quality and Its Contributing Traits

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